Get Dressed is a Stardew Valley mod which lets you customise your character's appearance in-game, including 109 new accessories (mostly lipsticks and blushes). You can open the customisation menu by clicking a new dresser in the farmhouse, or press C on your keyboard (configurable).

Compatible with Stardew Valley 1.1+ on Linux, Mac, and Windows.

Contents

• Installation
• Usage
• Configuration
• Versions
• Compiling the mod
• See also

Installation

1. Install the latest version of SMAPI.
2. Install this mod from Nexus mods.
3. Run the game using SMAPI.

Usage

The mod adds a new dresser in the corner of your farmhouse. The dresser is up against the wall, so it doesn't take up any room.

Right-click the dresser (or press C) to open the customisation menu, where you can customise your character. You can change your clothing, hair, eyes, face, and skin:

You can save and load up to 36 appearances through the favorites submenu:

Finally, you can edit some settings and see information about the mod on the about submenu:

Configuration

The mod will work fine out of the box, but you can tweak its settings by editing the config.json file if you want. These are the main settings:

setting	what it affects
MenuAccessKey	The keyboard button which opens the customisation menu (see valid keys). Can also be changed through the in-game menu. Default C.
ShowDresser	Whether to add a dresser to your farmhouse. Default true.
StoveInCorner	Whether to move the dresser out of the corner, in case you're using another mod that adds a stove there. Default false.
HideMaleSkirts	Whether to hide skirt options for male characters. Can also be changed through the in-game menu. Default false.
MenuZoomOut	Whether to zoom out when the menu is open for optimum viewing. (The original zoom will be restored when the menu closes.) Default true.
FemaleFaceTypes FemaleNoseTypes FemaleBottomsTypes FemaleShoeTypes MaleFaceTypes MaleNoseTypes MaleBottomsTypes MaleShoeTypes	Change the number of available customisation options if you've added more sprites to the overrides spritesheets. Only change this if you know what you're doing.

Versions

3.4

• Updated for Stardew Valley 1.2.
• Added support for 'exit to title' feature in Stardew Valley 1.2.

3.3

• Updated for SMAPI 1.9.
• Segregated override textures (additional appearance options are now easily implemented).
• Internal refactoring.

3.2

• Updated for SMAPI 1.4.
• Added support for Mac/Linux.
• Added support for new house upgrade in Stardew Valley 1.11.
• Bug fixes.

3.1

• Updated for Stardew Valley 1.1.
• Added a new menu with saveable favorites.

2.1

• Added new Haley and Penny-style shoes for female characters.

2.0

• Added support for changing base options (face type, nose type, pants type, etc.) among other features.

1.3

• Fix rare slow load issue and upgrade day issue.

1.2

• Added a config option to move dresser if the corner is occupied.

1.1

• Fixed a dresser placement issue for first house upgrade when married.

1.0

• Initial version.

Compiling the mod

Installing stable releases from Nexus Mods is recommended for most users. If you really want to compile the mod yourself, read on.

This mods use the crossplatform build config so it can be built on Linux, Mac, and Windows without changes. See the build config documentation for troubleshooting.

Compile for testing

To compile a mod and add it to your game's Mods directory:

1. Rebuild the project in Visual Studio or MonoDevelop.
   This will compile the code and package it into the mod directory.
2. Launch the project with debugging.
   This will start the game through SMAPI and attach the Visual Studio debugger.

Compile for release

To package a mod for release:

1. Delete the mod's directory in Mods.
   (This ensures the package is clean and has default configuration.)
2. Recompile the mod per the previous section.
3. Create a zip file of the mod's folder in the Mods folder. The zip name should include the mod name and version (like GetDressed-3.3.zip).

See also

• Nexus mod
• Discussion thread